The Carnival is Up!

Getting Green has posted the latest Carnival of Personal Finance. There were a large number of articles this past week, and the Carnival keeps getting bigger. Here are some of my choices this week beyond Matthew’s Editor’s Choices.

* Grad Money Matters: 5 Budgeting Blunders
* The Time and Money Group: Can Entrepreneurship Be Taught?
* Advanced Personal Finance: How the Fed Generates Inflation
* My Two Dollars: Could Your Family Live on One Income?
* Dough Roller: Rich Dad Gives Lousy Advice
* My Wealth Builder: My House Payment as a Percent of Salary

Next Monday, Get Rich Slowly is hosting a special second-anniversary edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Please submit your best article from the past two years.

Also, if you’re interesting in hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance some time before the end of September, please read this announcement.

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